Northlight, Lomeshaye and the shops on Colne Road
Northlight was Pendle Council's flagship regeneration project in Brierfield: the listed Brierfield Mills rebuilt with 103,000 square feet of office and industrial workspace and 25,000 square feet of business storage, alongside the Business First office centre and Store First units. A delivery there means knowing the unit, the entrance and who signs, because the building is shared with apartments and leisure tenants. Send the unit number and a contact, and the van goes to the right door.
Lomeshaye Industrial Estate, a short way north on the far side of the motorway junction, is where the industrial units are, and the shops along Colne Road in the centre take smaller drops. On Colne Road the van cannot stand on the trunk road for long, so a shop delivery goes through Back Commercial Street, the service road behind the Commercial Street properties, or from the nearest side street.
Making a business drop in Brierfield work
- The unit number, entrance and a named contact for Northlight or Lomeshaye
- Opening times of the receiving business, and whether goods-in has set hours
- Weight and size of each item, and whether it is boxed, palletised or loose
- For a shop on Colne Road, whether there is a rear door off a back street
- Repeat runs can be booked on a set day once the first one is done, which suits a workshop at Northlight sending finished pieces out to customers each week
Brierfield businesses that take deliveries
- Northlight, the former Brierfield Millsoffices, workspace and business storage beside the station
- Lomeshaye Industrial Estateindustrial units just over the Nelson boundary
- Pendle Village Mill and B&Qretail by junction 12 with customer car parks
- Back Commercial Streetservice road behind the Commercial Street properties
- Colne Road shopsdrops near the town hall, unloaded from a side street
Business runs to and from Brierfield
- Lomeshaye → Burnleysouth from junction 12 on the A682, about 3 miles
- Brierfield → Skiptonthe M65 to Colne, then the A6068 and A56, about 16 miles
- Bradford → Brierfieldthe van's 24-mile drive in by Haworth, Laneshaw Bridge and junction 12, about 50 to 60 minutes
How a Brierfield business delivery is priced
The number of drops, the time on site, any waiting at goods-in and the planned drive from Bradford go into one fixed price per run, agreed before we set off. See how we quote for the full breakdown.
Business Deliveries in Brierfield: your questions
Can you deliver to a unit at Northlight?
Yes. Send the unit number, the entrance to use and who signs for it, because the mill is shared with apartments and other tenants.
Do you do multi-drop runs?
Yes, as long as the load fits the van. List the drops in order and the price is fixed for the whole run.
Can goods be left if nobody is there?
Only with written instructions from you about where to leave them, such as a named neighbour unit at Lomeshaye or a locked store at the back of a shop.
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